Overcoming High-Conflict Divorce: Strategies and Support with Lisa Johnson

Broke Up, Not Broke(n)™

Jamie M. Lima welcomes Lisa Johnson to discuss navigating high conflict divorces, identifying indicators, and developing strategies for managing difficult ex-spouses. They explore the importance of choosing the right attorney and maintaining strategic oversight to avoid common divorce mistakes. The episode highlights the value of positive advocates and support programs, the potential for financial savings through self-representation, and insights from Lisa's book on divorce and parental alienation. They delve into overcoming shame, seeking support, and the crucial steps in rebuilding self-worth and personal health post-divorce, ultimately finding purpose and direction after the process.

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Lisa Johnson is the co-founder of Been There Got Out, a high conflict divorce strategist and certified domestic violence advocate who has successfully represented herself through scores of court appearances. Her case, published in the Connecticut Law Journal, is being used as legal precedent. Her live testimony helped pass Jennifers’ Law in Connecticut, the third state in America to expand its legal definition of domestic violence to include “coercive control.” She and her partner, Chris, coach people in high-conflict relationships, divorce, custody battles, and co-parenting hell so they have the chance of the best outcome in family court and beyond

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(0:00) Welcome and introduction to Lisa Johnson (1:15) High conflict divorce: indicators and strategies (4:22) Strategies for dealing with high conflict exes (6:00) Choosing the right attorney and strategic oversight (10:18) Common mistakes made during divorce (13:31) Role of positive advocates and support programs (18:36) Financial savings and self-representation in divorce (20:36) Lisa Johnson's book on divorce and parental alienation (24:12) Overcoming shame and seeking support (26:33) Personal health and rebuilding self-worth post-divorce (28:16) Finding purpose after divorce (29:22) Closing remarks